Crisis Coaching

"Healthcare Risk Mitigation" for Professionals with Aging Parents & Special Needs Siblings

Crisis Coaching Lobbying

Principal Caesi Bevis is a Federal Healthcare Lobbyist.  She answers behests for government appointed and elected officials, and responds to "breaking news" that affects delivery of or use of healthcare systems.

As a professional writer, keynote speaker, and content creator for Crisis Coaching, she monitors breaking news stories for U.S. and Canada, as well as worldwide.

Her passions included working on Aging in America (and Canada) issues - especially positions of government to "age in place" (stay in your home) which she believes mislead aging seniors to believe that this is the "only" plan. Reality is - less than 25% of seniors or elderly will be able to remain in home until death.

Caesi Bevis' motto is Say, "NO!" to Bog and Fog. Stop the endless redundancy of paperwork and end the confusing paperwork, as well as stop making it hard for seniors, elderly, and people who are not familiar with the Internet to be able to source information fast and efficiently.

Funding

As a Federal Healthcare Lobbyist for Crisis Coaching, Caesi Bevis does not receive a salary for this work.

All of her work is supported either directly, or indirectly, through individual and corporate sponsorships.Crisis Coaching receives no government grant money so that it may remain independent from political agendas.

If you are able to contribute or sponsor, donations and sponsorship are always welcomed, appreciated and needed.

Present Sponsorship Campaign:

Presently, we are lobbying for consolidation of federal and various state laws to create uniformity about how people with disabilities and their medical "in service" animals are accepted to accompany them into public and government facilities.

Today, returning veterans, with emotional support dogs trained to assist them with a psychological issue  (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) may not be able to travel with confidence and know that they can stay at any hotel. Many hotels will have an attitude about accepting an emotional support dog as an overnight guest. The Americans with Disabilities Act accept "medical" support dogs, but not "emotional support" dogs.

The Americans with Disabilities Act passed in 1990. Capuchin monkeys previously were used to assist quadriplegics.  Since then,  pigs, ferrets, and cats, just to name a few other animals, are now often used to assist a person with medical disabilities.

Help us take a stand for accessibility for all animals giving medical service. It's time we clarify "reasonable accommodation" for people with disabilities. They are not second class citizens and residents. If their animal is serving for a medical purpose, it is serving for a medical purpose. The ADA needs updating. It's time we take the medical decision-making about deciding on necessity out of the portfolio of minimum wage employees working front desks of hotels, or greeters at restaurants. It's time that off-property managers are not making decisions without knowing the situation. Owners of animals serving medically are usually very responsible with their animals.

Even transportation, housing and employment laws have been updated.

PLEASE HELP TODAY. No amount is too small!

For more information on our Sponsorship program, please click here:

Corporate sponsorships generally start at $2000 in exchange for advertising or other "packages."

NOTE: Sponsorship is not a tax deduction. Crisis Coaching is a Community Wealth Enterprise.

Sponsor Levels Named after Sample "Service" Animals:
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